UPA Methyl-1-Test (M1T) 15mg

UPA Methyl-1-Test (M1T) 15mg is an oral anabolic-androgenic steroid containing Methyl-1-Testosterone, a synthetic androgen derived from dihydroboldenone. Each tablet contains a stated 15mg of Methyl-1-Testosterone, supplied in a pack of 50 tablets.

M1T is a potent 17-alpha-alkylated anabolic steroid developed to produce androgenic and anabolic effects. This chemical modification allows oral activity but is also associated with significant liver toxicity.

What UPA Methyl-1-Test (M1T) Is Used For

Methyl-1-Testosterone is associated with anabolic and androgenic activity, primarily through its interaction with androgen receptors.

• Anabolic Activity: Influences biological pathways involved in muscle protein synthesis.
• Muscle Tissue Development: Androgen receptor activation can stimulate processes associated with skeletal muscle growth.
• Protein Metabolism: Affects protein synthesis and nitrogen retention.
• Androgenic Activity: Produces physiological effects associated with synthetic androgen exposure.
• Body Composition: Has been used non-medically to alter lean body mass, although clinical evidence is limited.
• Performance Enhancement: Has been used for strength-related goals, but these applications are not medically approved.

How UPA Methyl-1-Test (M1T) Works

Methyl-1-Testosterone produces its effects primarily through androgen receptor activation, influencing cellular pathways involved in protein metabolism and androgen-dependent functions.

• Androgen Receptor Activation: Binds to androgen receptors, stimulating androgen-related cellular activity.
• Protein Synthesis: Influences biological processes involved in muscle protein production.
• Nitrogen Retention: Promotes anabolic processes associated with protein metabolism.
• Oral Activity: Its 17-alpha-alkylated structure allows the compound to remain active following oral administration.
• Non-Aromatising Structure: M1T is not generally considered to convert directly into oestrogen through aromatase.
• Hormonal Suppression: External androgen exposure can significantly suppress natural testosterone production.

Although M1T does not directly aromatise into oestrogen, it can still cause serious hormonal disturbances and other adverse effects.

Possible Side Effects

Methyl-1-Testosterone is associated with potentially severe adverse effects, particularly due to its oral 17-alpha-alkylated structure.

Common or Recognised Side Effects:

• Acne and oily skin.
• Increased hair thinning or male-pattern hair loss.
• Elevated blood pressure.
• Unfavourable changes in cholesterol levels.
• Suppression of natural testosterone production.
• Reduced sperm production and fertility problems.
• Testicular shrinkage.
• Mood changes, irritability and aggression.
• Nausea and gastrointestinal discomfort.
• Increased liver enzyme levels.
• Liver injury, including cholestatic jaundice.
• Potentially irreversible virilising effects in women.